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Video and Film Making Terms

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3 parts of Filmmaking Process1) Pre-Production, 2) Production, and 3) Post-Production
Pre-ProductionMAJOR piece of the process; create idea and plan the movie including schedule, script/storyboard, and staff
ProductionShooting/filming phase of the process
Post-ProductionEditing phase of the project; film and audio editing, titles, credits, reshoots and finalizing the movie
ProducerThe Head Cheese! Makes all final decisions, hires and coordinates staff, makes the schedule and distributes and movie
Directortranslates the script into a visual/audio creation; directs all talent and camera operators; works with editor to create final movie
Writerwrites the script/storyboard
Talentanyone seen or heard in a movie; takes direction from director and works with make-up, costumes and props
Camera/Audio Recording Operatorsoperates the camera, microphones and all equipment; works closely with the director
Editortakes all shots and blends together to make a final film with the director
3 parts of the Video CameraLens, Camera Body, and Viewfinder
3 parts of Video Camera BodyBeam Splitter, Imaging Device (CCDs), and Video Signal Processing Device (Mini DV or SD card)
Panhorizontal (left/right) camera movement
Tiltveritical angled (up/down) camera movement
Cantsideways tilt of the camera to left or right camera movement
Pedestallevel elevation of camera up or down - camera movement
Dollymoving the camera closer or futher away physically by walking or wheeling camera - camera movement
Truck/Trackmoving camera in vehicle or on track laterally to the action - camera movement
Tripoda mount for the camera which allows steadier/still movement
EWSExtreme Wide Shot (can't see people but bigger setting only)
VWSVery Wide Shot (see person but focus is on surroundings)
WSWide Shot (full body shot of person that fills frame)
MSMid Shot (1/2 body or waist-up shot of subject)
MCUMedium Close Up (chest up shot)
CUClose Up (full face shot)
ECUExteme Close Up (focus on some part of subject's face like eyes or ears)
CACut Away (shot of something other than current subject or action for effect)
CICut In (shows some part of person in detail close up but not the face; i.e. hands, feet...)
Two Shot2 people in the scene (usually waist up)
OSSOver the Shoulder Shot (looking past someone to focus on another person)
Noddy Shota shot of someone listening to someone speak but not speaking him/herself yet responding via body language aka nodding!
POVPoint of View Shot (seeing what the subject is seeing; camera is their eyes)
Weather Shotshot of the sky or weather without any people or characters


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